First of all, my thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims, their families, and friends in the wake of the horrendous tragedy in Virginia. I don't even know what to say except, God Bless them, and give them the strength and the courage to move forward and begin to heal.---------------------------------------
On a lighter note, I took my son to the dentist today for a cosmetic procedure that he's been bugging me to have done for months now. His two teeth, the ones on either side of his front teeth were "indented". Not by much, but enough to bother him. Anyway, they put two veneers on those teeth, shaved down his two front teeth flush with the veneers, and voila, a $600 smile. Personally, I didn't think they looked bad at all, but when he told me that he rarely smiled in public, it broke my heart. What else could I have done?He was thrilled when he saw the results, and instead of thanking the dentist and two of her hygienists, he jumped out of the chair, thanked ME, and kissed me on the cheek. They all simultaneously said "awwwwwwww"..lol. He melted their hearts, as well as mine. Well worth the $600.00, I would say.-------------------------------------------
I am two months, two weeks and 5 days into my "quit". Woohoo!! Sometimes, I can't believe that I actually did it. I'm not at a TRUE comfort level yet, but each day it gets easier. I don't think I craved a "sickarette" once yesterday. It's not like that everyday, of course, but I'm confident that one day it will be. I look forward to that day with all my heart.
These are some of the things I've noticed since I quit.
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I can FINALLY smell the air deodorizers that I spend hundreds of dollars on.
- My house doesn't stink anymore.
- My clothes don't stink anymore.
- I'm much calmer and happier.
- I sleep better.
- The whites of my eyes are whiter.
- My teeth were already white, but now they are REALLY white!
- I've saved $631.96 to date.(Today I was able to spend it on something far more important than my nasty addiction).
- I can take a deep breath. (I thought I could before but wow!, what a difference)
- I can actually taste my food.
- No more having to stop what I'm doing to go outside for a fix with my addicted friends.
My body has gone through so many changes since I quit, and I'm sure It's not done yet. It's going to take a while to undo all the damage that smoking has caused me over the years. I pray to God that I didn't quit too late.
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I have been quit for 2 Months, 2 Weeks, 6 Days, 9 minutes and 7 seconds (79 days). I have saved $632.04 by not smoking 1,580 cigarettes. I have saved 5 Days, 11 hours and 40 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 29/01/2007 12:30 AM